The sphere uses the "doing more with less" principle in that it encloses the largest volume of interior space with the least amount of surface area thus saving on
materials and cost.

The spherical structure of a dome is one of the most efficient interior atmospheres for human dwellings because air and energy are allowed to circulate without
obstruction. This enables heating and cooling to occur naturally. Geodesic shelters have been built all around the world in different climates and temperatures and still they have proven to be the
most efficient human shelter one can find.

Our domes

1v´ Dome

2v´ Dome

2v Dome

3v Dome

We are specialized in the construction of geodesic wooden domes with PVC textile cover. But we also do custom-designed for the client For any
use: event domes, yoga centers, wedding spaces, greenhouse domes, garden dining room, shelter domes, playground domes, projections shows, pop up installations, dome stages, glamping
domes...

History

In 1926, the world's first geodesic dome opened in Jena, Germany, as a planetarium funded by legendary optics manufacturer Zeiss. It features an exterior diameter of 82 feet and is the oldest
planetarium on Earth. The planetarium's construction was the brainchild of Zeiss engineer Walter Bauersfeld, who realized that the building had to be extremely lightweight.

But in the 1950s United States, only a guy nicknamed Bucky could've popularized something as futuristic as geodesic domes. "Bucky" was Buckminster Fuller, an American engineer who helped spread
and commercialize polyhedral constructions throughout the country. It was Fuller who stuck these buildings with the term "geodesic," and he was awarded a U.S. patent for his dome in 1954.